Pain from degenerative disc disease can be debilitating, but you have options. Exercise, over-the-counter pain medications, lifestyle changes, and surgery are all valid ways to control degenerative disc disease pain.
An organized and detailed checklist of items that will help you during your recovery period after a spinal surgery can be of great help. If you have a scheduled surgery, read on to learn more about these items and keep this checklist handy.
Finding the right surgeon to perform your spine surgery is critical. Here are 3 tips for asking the right questions and doing your homework before choosing a surgeon.
About to undergo surgery? With a little planning, you can make the most of your recovery period. To help get you started, here is a list of ideas from our forums and social media.
A decision to have surgery can come with many doubts. Your doubts may develop into anxiety when you don’t have an answer to every question that comes to your mind. Consider this list as a starting point when you opt for surgery to treat your back problem.
Often, the spinal fusion procedure includes using a cage as a space holder between your vertebrae. This cage will become a part of your spine forever, so it’s important to understand what it is and why it’s there.
